Charles D Owen High School - Black Swan / Skirmisher Yearbook (Black Mountain, NC)

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Due to the consolidation, which took place in the middle of the year, we have some pages and pictures which will not be of the same style. For instance, the individual pictures of the Seniors were made differently and therefore will be put in different sections. We have tried to combine all the pages that we possibly could, because of the fact that we are now one school. We are one school and we want one annual. We would like to thank all the advertisers for their co-operation in making this annual possible. The association we have had with them has been a real pleasure. To our beloved teachers, we say, Thanks for your patience with the staff and for your ■ gracious attitude toward making our first Black Swan a success. d ' A • S , ,■ . ■: ' V. . MWSSsfcMK ■. . ; a , ■. ! Jr . V ' -- ip . ■ • ' ' •4

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Wa? n p. K(vy t o n J 1 o P r r r n AC A r THE Pr eiente A By SENIOR CLASS OF OWEN HIGH SCHOOL

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N.C.SHUFORD E. H. HOWELL To our beloved principals, Mr. N.C. Shuford and Mr. E.N. Howell this first edition of the BlackSwan is dedicated. We have laughed with you, talked with you, and learned with you--even as our parents and teachers did before us. Through the years, each of you has worked diligently with the students for the betterment of Swannanoa Valley. We have gained much that was not in books. So, as a small token of our appreciation for the enrichment of our lives, we, the first grad¬ uating class of Owen High School and the staff of the first Black Swan dedicate this yearbook to you.